Johnson has been a public figure for many years, and in that time he has penned some fairly remarkable commentaries.
Most remarkable about the commentary was its depiction of Ms. Tollman, who was 39, as a beacon in a harsh business, a woman the artist Lola Montes Schnabel characterized as a "wonderful sparkling angel" in a Facebook post.
2. Stephan Grotz comments on the remarkable similarities between the commentaries of Siger and Thomas on Porphyry's Isagoge and Aristotle's Categories (1998: vii, n. 1).
John and Abigail's correspondence is worth reading -- and rereading -- not for its charming domestic chatter but for the keen political commentary of a remarkable couple, as well as the insight it offers into their very public legacy.
Apple Store, W1, Tue; Curzon Mayfair, W1, Thu Phelim O'Neill For a mime artist turned film director with a mere six features to his credit, Jacques Tati's continuing influence on slapstick comedy and social commentary is truly remarkable – though less so when watching one of Tati's films, which have the rare ability to keep even today's cynical audiences in fits of laughter.
That is a remarkable record, and belies the drumbeat of commentary we regularly hear, that Americans are divided as never before.
The art, commentaries and new translation are remarkable, but perhaps the most interesting aspect of the New American Haggadah is the timeline that runs across the top of each page, telling the history of the Jewish affair with this text.
Those results are "remarkable" for a modest sample, according to a commentary in the same issue.
But what has been quite remarkable is the extent of the social media commentary on the posted preprints.
See related commentary by de Jonghe and Bos, Remarkable advances have been made in the early diagnosis and aggressive management of patients with malignancies, resulting in dramatic improvements in overall survival rates [ 1, 2].
